Videos tagged with Custom Trigger Guard

This video showcases a custom build featuring an Israeli Galil SAR rifle equipped with an M203 40mm grenade launcher. Significant custom work was required to mount the M203 and adapt the trigger guard to function with the launcher. The build was a collaborative effort, with a newcomer to the team handling the custom mounting and barrel additions.

This video details extensive custom modifications performed on a Springfield Armory Prodigy DS 2011 pistol. Key enhancements include custom barrel crowning and polishing, V-porting on the slide, high power cuts, a chopped rail, custom Cerakote finishes, simulated wood diamond grip engraving, a custom solid trigger, and a reshaped magazine release. The presenter emphasizes the aesthetic and functional improvements achieved through these gunsmithing techniques.

This video explores how to select and customize a shotgun to be a tasteful, long-lasting firearm suitable for appraisal in 100 years. It breaks down recommendations by budget, from $5,000 to $20,000+, emphasizing the importance of action longevity, stock fit, and personalized aesthetic touches like engraving and custom furniture. The presenter suggests specific models and modifications to achieve a firearm that not only performs well but also holds aesthetic and potential heirloom value.

This video details a rare modification of a Berthier cavalry carbine to accept an 18-20 round Chauchat (CSRG) magazine. Expert Ian McCollum explains the historical context for WWI aircraft crews and survival scenarios. The modification involved significant structural changes, including the stock, magazine well, trigger guard, and receiver, to integrate the single-stack semi-circular magazine. Due to its complexity and rarity, only four such examples are known to exist.

This video details a custom Glock 23 Gen 4 build featuring significant modifications. The slide has been milled for weight reduction and aesthetics, finished with OD Green Cerakote. The frame is a factory Flat Dark Earth. A key modification is the milling of the inside of the trigger guard to enhance grip, especially when wearing gloves, and improve visual appeal. The stippling is described as 'Waffle stippling'.